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Parking regulations
Permits are required for all visitors, students, faculty, and staff. Parking and Transportation Services is self-funded through permit sales and citations.
About 2,900 spaces exist on a campus that regularly hosts 10,000 people -- a diverse mix of students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Distribution of spaces is handled with parking permits, and pay stations. The significant parking demands on campus mean that purchase of a permit does not always guarantee a space. Parking and Transportation Services makes every effort to provide a variety of parking options to everyone.
General Rules
All motorists who wish to park vehicles in campus lots must purchase a permit or pay at a meter or pay station. Parking is not free anywhere on campus. Permits may be purchased for the year, semester, day, half-day, or for overnight use. Permits are available at the office or online. Pay stations are available for short-term parking. Special event permits are available at the office.
Parking is permitted only in designated areas in accordance with all posted signs. Each lot is marked by a sign that designates allowable parking. Cars must park properly in marked stalls.
Parking is prohibited in yellow and white curb zones, no parking areas, bus zones, crosswalks, driveways, sidewalks, in front of fire hydrants and dumpsters, and other areas, as designated. Parking is prohibited in and on unmarked roadways and other unmarked areas. The absence of signs does not mean parking is allowed.
The circle in front of Cartwright Center must be kept open for emergency vehicles. Vehicles parked in this area will be ticketed. Flashers may not be used for loading and unloading in No Parking zones. Short-term parking areas are located near buildings around campus.
Allocate enough time to find a space. If your assigned lot is full, visit Parking and Transportation Services to obtain a temporary permit for another lot. Valid permit holders will not be charged an extra fee. Do not park at a pay station or metered space without paying. Possession of a permit is not a valid excuse unless authorized by Parking and Transportation Services.
The university is not responsible for the care and protection of vehicles or their contents while on university property, nor is the university responsible for damages to vehicles operated or parked on campus.
Citations are issued to the registered owner of a vehicle, even if the vehicle is driven by someone else. A citation is not excused because another person drove the vehicle or the registered owner was unaware of the citation. All citation correspondence, including overdue notices and findings of appeals, is sent to the registered owner.
Permit Policies
Annual, Semester Permit Sales
Annual and fall semester parking permits are sold online. Online sales in August. Permits are then sold in the office on a first-come, first-served basis.
Anyone who purchases a permit agrees to abide by UWL parking regulations.
- Faculty/Staff sales begin mid-April.
- Commuter Student (students who live off campus) sales begin mid-July.
- Resident Hall Student (students who live in residence halls) sales begin mid-July. Priority is based on credits earned, starting with seniors.
Visitor, Temporary Permit Sales
Anyone who does not have an annual or semester permit is considered a visitor when they park on campus. Visitors may purchase temporary permits online or at Parking and Transportation Services. Full, half-day, and limited overnight parking permits are offered. Pay stations accept multiple forms of payment (credit card, cash, or coin) and include online option and smartphone options. Limited overnight parking is available at pay station spaces after 7 p.m. Do not park at a pay station or meter without paying it.
Placement of Permit
Hang tag permits must be attached to the rear-view mirror. Parking ramp decals must be placed on the left rear window, per the attached instructions. Vehicles with improperly displayed permits may be issued citations.
Transfer of Permits
Parking permits are not transferable for any reason. Transfer or resale of permits is prohibited, per state law. Students who sell or transfer permits may be cited for Misuse of Parking Services, have UWL parking privileges revoked, and face disciplinary action.
Lost or Stolen Permits
Report lost or stolen permits to Parking and Transportation Services. Incidents are handled on a case-by-case basis. The permit holder may be required to pay a replacement fee or the cost for a new permit.
Return the permit to Parking and Transportation Services. A prorated refund will be authorized if the permit is returned within the refund schedule set by the UWL Cashier's Office. Failure to return the permit makes the owner responsible for the total permit fee.
Any person who falsifies or makes false representation of vehicle information, facts, or fees, shall have his/her university parking privileges revoked at the discretion of Parking and Transportation Services and will be subject to published fines and penalties. See UWS Chapter 18.
Citations must be paid or appealed within 10 calendar days from the date of issuance. The fine doubles after 10 days and a letter is sent to the registered owner of the vehicle. Failure to pay or request information within 15 days from the date of the first notice results in a second notification. Continued failure to pay within 15 days of the second notice results in suspension of the vehicle registration through the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. An additional $5 charge, per ticket, is added to the citation after the registration is suspended.
Type 1 Fines
Backing/Driving Through a Space
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Improper Parking
Parking at a Failed Pay Station
Type 2 Fines
Blocking a Driveway
No Parking Zone
Parking at an Expired Pay Station
Parking in Lot After Hours
Unauthorized Area – Commuter Lot
Unauthorized Area – Resident Lot
Parking in Hall Director Space, Reserved, or Service Space
Type 3 Violations
Blocking a Fire Hydrant
Driving on a Sidewalk/Mall
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Blocking an Exit Door
Parking in an Accessible/Handicap Space
Misuse of Parking Services
Failure to pay past due fines of $10 or more may result in towing of a vehicle. Responsibility for towing costs and the unpaid fine rest with the vehicle owner. Vehicles with no license plates or obscured vehicle identification numbers are subject to ticketing and towing.
Students with unpaid fines lose university class registration rights and have transcripts held. They may also be referred to small claims court or a collection agency. Employees and visitors may be referred to small claims court or a collection agency. An additional fee is levied for court and/or administrative costs plus unpaid violations. Parking and Transportation Services, in conjunction with the UWL Parking Appeals Board, reserves the right to revoke the parking rights of habitual violators.
Appeals must be filed within 10 calendar days of the date of the citation to Parking and Transportation Services. Appeals submitted after 10 days of a citation will not be considered. Parking appeal forms are available online. Appeals are only accepted using the online appeal form.
The UWL Parking Appeals Board reviews appeals. No additional penalties are imposed while an appeal is pending. The registered owner is notified, in writing, of the decision. All decisions are final.
Appeals should only address the parking-related circumstances, conditions, where the vehicle was parked, and when the citation was issued. Appeals must provide substantial evidence that the violation in question did not occur or was due to unavoidable circumstances.
Any citation may be appealed. However, the following circumstances are not valid and will not be accepted:
- Lack of available or convenient parking spaces
- Parking at a failed pay station or meter
- Parking for only a short period of time
- Time constraints (late for a meeting/class, class/meeting ran long)
- Not seeing/reading signs
- Failure to display a permit
- Failure to display a handicapped permit
- Lack of funds to pay a citation
Ignorance of university parking regulations is not a valid basis for an appeal for students, faculty, and staff. Purchase of a permit is an acknowledgement that you understand and agree to abide by UWL parking policies.
Residence hall lots provide permit parking only to resident students and designated staff. Permit holders must park in their assigned lot. Parking regulations are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Parking without a designated residence hall permit is not allowed in any resident lot, even when the university is not in session, unless prior arrangements are made with Parking and Transportation Services.
Guests are required to obtain visitor permits and may not park in resident lots. Limited overnight parking is offered in commuter lots based on availability.
- R-1, West of Angell Hall (Angell, Hutchison, Wentz)
- R-2, West of Whitney Center (Coate, Angell)
- R-4, East of Reuter Hall (Reuter, Laux) and South of White Hall (White, Sanford, Laux)
- R-5, East of Eagle Hall (Eagle, Drake, Wentz)
- R-8, Oakland and Farwell Street (Coate, Eagle, Angell, Hutchinson, Drake)
- Levels 4-5 of the parking ramp
Commuter lots are available for students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Rules are enforced from 7 a.m.-7 p.m., Monday-Friday, and overnight parking is prohibited unless arrangements are made with Parking and Transportation Services. Limited overnight parking is available from Parking and Transportation Services. Special events may require a parking permit. Parking regulations remain in effect when the university is not in session.
- C-1, South of Graff Main Hall
- C-2, Southwest of Stadium
- C-3, North of Cowley Hall
- C-5, North of Physical Plant
- C-7, North of Recreational Eagle Center
- C-8, East of Mitchell Hall
- C-9, South of Mitchell Hall
- C-10, South of Center for the Arts
- C-12, South of Alumni Center
- C-14, North of Health Science Center
Motorcycles and mopeds require permits and may park only in designated areas as identified on the campus map. Motorcycles and mopeds may not park on lawns, sidewalks, or other areas that are not otherwise designated, including bicycle racks.
Bicycles must be parked in designated racks. Bicycles may not be parked in university buildings, on sidewalks, driveways, in motor vehicle parking spaces, in building entries, or any place that obstructs free passage of pedestrians or vehicles. Bicycles may not park or be locked to trees or ramps used by wheelchairs. Locks may be cut and bicycles impounded for violations.
La Crosse city ordinance requires that all bicycles within the city are registered with the City of La Crosse Police Department. Bicycles can be registered at La Crosse City Hall, 400 La Crosse St. Registration is $2. The registration is good for as long as the owner has the bicycle. Bicycles may also be registered in the National Bike Registry. Forms are available at Parking and Transportation Services.
Report lost or stolen bicycles to Police Services.
Emeritus parking permits are available to retired UWL faculty. Only the retired faculty member is allowed to use the permit. Emeritus parking permits are not available to retired faculty who return to work in a permanent part-time position. Permits expire each year and must be picked up at Parking and Transportation Services.
Accessible Parking
Accessible parking spaces are solely for the use of persons with disabilities. Spaces are conveniently located in UWL parking lots. Vehicles with properly displayed and valid disabled parking permits or license plates are required to purchase a UWL campus parking permit.
Students, faculty, and staff with disabilities who wish to park on campus may purchase annual permits. Permits are valid for the lot selected, and customers may park in any marked accessible space or regular space in their assigned lot. If they cannot find a space, persons with disabilities may park in designated accessible spaces in other lots with a valid disabled permit and UWL permit displayed.
The state-issued disabled permit must be displayed on the rear view mirror of the vehicle, or a valid disabled license plate must be visible. The UWL permit should also be displayed on the rear view mirror as long as it does not obstruct the disabled permit. The UWL permit may, alternately, be displayed on the dashboard above the window's tint line.
Parking at pay stations or meters is not authorized unless they are paid. Visitors may purchase hourly parking at pay stations or purchase a temporary permit at the office. Permits may be purchased online or by using the Passport Parking app.
Students, faculty, or staff who require temporary accessible parking should contact their physician to determine eligibility for a disabled parking permit. UWL employees should also contact Human Resources. State regulations and forms are available at the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
Summer Parking
Purchase of an annual or spring semester permit includes parking in any commuter lot during the summer. Summer parking permits for classes or work are available at Parking and Transportation Services.
Special Event Parking
Group permits can be ordered in advance through Parking and Transportation Services. Advance payment can be made by check, cash, money order, or department transfer. Permits are sent to departments or can be picked up in advance.
Lot rentals are available for large groups (more than 50). The number of expected guests must be supplied.
Group permits for functions in which you will have an undetermined, but small number of guests, are also available. These guests may purchase their own passes.
Special overnight permits are available for groups staying on campus. Special arrangements should be made in advance.
Event organizers are responsible for ensuring that attendees park in designated lots. Organizers may place signs on campus to direct people to designated lots. These signs may not be attached in any way to existing UWL parking lot signs. Costs to repair damages to parking lot signs will be charged back to the organization.
Participants who park in campus lots that are not designated for the event may be subject to citations.
Misuse of Parking Services-UWS 18.06(44)
No person may falsify, alter or duplicate or request the unauthorized falsification, alteration or duplication of any type of university parking permit. No person may knowingly display on a vehicle, or knowingly allow another person to display on a vehicle, a falsified, altered, duplicated, stolen, lost or found parking permit with the intent that such permit be relied upon by university employees or agents as valid in connection with obtaining or using university parking facilities or privileges.
No person may knowingly provide false information to any university employee or agent with the intent to obtain a valid university parking permit. Serious and intentional misuse of parking services may result in a citation with a possible maximum fine of $277.50.
Parking Two or More Vehicles
Multiple vehicle registration, when the vehicles are owned by the same person or family, is permitted. Only one vehicle may be in the designated lot at a time. If more than one car is in the lot at the same time, a permit is required for the second vehicle in the lot. Standard university parking rates apply for additional permits.
Temporary parking areas for contractors and their employees may be established during construction projects. All other vehicles parked in these areas will be cited. Contractors must register their vehicles with Parking and Transportation Services and obtain temporary permits.
Contractors visiting campus for the day may purchase a half or full day permit at Parking and Transportation Services. Monthly and yearly rates are available. Contractors may park, with a valid UWL permit, in any lot. Contractors are not authorized to park at metered or pay station spaces without approval. Marked vehicles may park in UWL Facilities spaces with a valid university permit.
Parking is prohibited on sidewalks and in front of buildings where parking spaces are not designated. Limited, short-term parking is availble for contractors who need access to vehicles to load or unload equipment and who have valid reason to park near buildings. Such parking requires approval from Parking and Transportation Services in advance. Failure to make arrangements may result in a citation.
The university works to keep parking lots free of snow, but piles are inevitable at various times of the year. Contact Parking and Transportation Services for alternate parking due to excess snow.
Resident students are notified by email if vehicles must be moved to plow lots. Vehicles not moved are subject to tickets or may be towed at the owner's expense.
Disabled and Abandoned Vehicles
Contact Parking and Transportation Services to provide the vehicle's location, make, model, color, and license number. The vehicle will receive a temporary permit for 24 hours. Vehicles parked longer than 24 hours may be towed at the owner's expense.
Vehicles will be considered abandoned and towed at the owner's expense in the following situations: Vehicles left in a commuter lot or on university land for 24 hours or more, or vehicles left in a residence hall lot without permission for 48 hours or more when the university is not in session.
Rental, Loaner Cars
Valid permit holders can stop by Parking and Transportation Services for a temporary parking permit at no cost. Failure to obtain a temporary permit may result in a citation.
If you return to campus when the office is closed, call 608.789.9000 and provide the switchboard operator the license number, make, color, and lot in which the unregistered vehicle will be parked. The vehicle will not be cited until noon the following day, allowing the owner to obtain a temporary parking permit.
Fleet Vehicle Parking
Fleet vehicle parking is located on the north side of the Physical Plant facing the building. If you pick up a UWL fleet vehicle, park your personal vehicle in the spot vacated by the fleet vehicle. Do not back into the stall.
If you are a passenger in a fleet vehicle and require overnight parking for your personal vehicle, prior arrangements must be made with Parking and Transportation Services. If you have a valid university parking permit, a parking space will be provided at no charge. Individuals without a valid permit will be charged the daily, overnight, or weekly rate.
Parking Ramp
The Parking Ramp provides five levels of parking. Levels 1-3 offer covered parking for visitors, commuter students, faculty, and staff. Resident parking is prohibited on levels 1-2. Levels 4-5 are for resident students only.
Permits are available for the ramp at the rates listed for visitors, commuters, and residents. Valid decals or hang tags are required. Decals must be placed on the driver's side rear window of a vehicle and are only valid in the ramp. Vehicles must be parked straight into the space. Backing into or driving through spaces is prohibited and will result in a citation for improper parking.
Pay stations are located in the ramp and offer temporary parking on a hourly, pay-by-space basis. To use the pay stations, remember your space number and enter it at the pay station. Pay stations are not available for resident students. Temporary permits may also be purchased at Parking and Transportation Services.
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Certain parking lots may be full or unavailable due to maintenance or special events, such as sports events, conferences or other activities. UWL permit holders must stop by Parking and Transportation Services to obtain a temporary permit for another lot at no charge if their assigned lot is full. For special events that occur on weekends, commuter permit holders may park in any other commuter lot without another, temporary permit. Parking is not allowed in any resident lot as a result of a special event unless authorized by Parking and Transportation Services.


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The electronics titans square off in a tangled tale of mobile technology, centered on Apple's iPhone and iPad, that delves into where one company's designs end and another's begin.
We also hit on PayPal's push for more workplace flexibility and Elon Musk's vision for Mars.
In its opening brief to the highest court in the land, Samsung says damages should be calculated only on the parts of a phone that infringe Apple's patents, not the profits for the entire device.
The damages retrial was slated to start Monday but has been delayed until the Supreme Court decides the case.
The Supreme Court, which hasn't looked at a design patent case since the 1800s, could set a precedent with ripple effects throughout the tech industry.
The giant doesn't want the court to examine its patent win against Samsung and "prolong" the battle.
Facebook, Google and Dell are among many urging the Supreme Court to weigh in. High damages in patent cases, they say, could hurt everyone from large tech companies to farmers and consumers.
Just when it seemed like the smartphone rivals had finally agreed on a dollar figure for damages in the years-old case, Apple files a supplemental bill.
The South Korean company hopes the court will provide some guidance on the scope of design patents and the damages allowed.
We see which phone takes better shots in low-light -- the iPhone 6S Plus, the Samsung Galaxy S6 or the older iPhone 6.
A ruling says a lower court erred when it didn't ban Samsung products related to a patent infringement suit from 2014.
Apple says it's on track to sell more new iPhones during this year's initial weekend than it did last year. China will play a significant role in that, according to Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster.
The US Federal Circuit Court of Appeals' decision means Samsung has two options: appeal the case to the Supreme Court or hand over to Apple hundreds of millions of dollars.


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Gov. Asa Hutchinson today appointed Bobby L. Martin of Rogers to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
Shooting Sports Championship Featured on AGFC YouTube Channel
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AGFC wildlife officers gear up for Operation Dry Water
Wildlife officers across Arkansas and the U.S. are gearing up for Operation Dry Water – a public outreach effort to bring awareness to boating under the influence.
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Wilson Combat's Greg Martin Wins Again at the 2016 Arkansas State IDPA Championship
Last week Greg Martin, Wilson Combat Shooting Team member, won the Compact Carry Pistol (CCP) Division and High Industry placements at the Arkansas IDPA State Championships.
AGFC Receives Notice of 23 Additional Positive CWD Results
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has received 23 additional confirmed cases of chronic wasting disease among deer and elk in northern Arkansas, which brings the total to 79.
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New Effort Cleans up Old Fishing Line in Arkansas
The Little Red River Foundation and Arkansas Game and Fish Commission have kicked off a program to capture and recycle used fishing line on and around the Little Red River.
Bullfrog Season Opens April 15 in Arkansas
April 15 marks one of the most stressful deadlines in America – tax day. It also marks the kickoff to one of the most exciting summer pursuits in Arkansas bayous, the opening of bullfrog season.
AGFC to Host Early Bird Workshops for Women in the Outdoors
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The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission completed closing procedures to assume ownership of 60.9 acres of land for a proposed education center in northwest Arkansas.
Arkansas Wildlife Officers Recognized for Outstanding Service
Wildlife officers from throughout Arkansas were recognized for service beyond the call of duty at a special awards ceremony March 15 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Little Rock.
AGFC K9 Team Among Best in South
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's K9 unit held their own in the 2016 Southern States Manhunt Field Trials March 7-11 at Camp Joseph T. Robinson in Little Rock.
Lights, Sights, Lasers U.S. Tour Completes Second Stop, Heads to Arkansas
The Lights, Sights, Lasers (LSL) U.S. Tour just completed the second training stop at Perry, Florida's AMTEC Training Center.
Field Set for Arkansas Archery in the Schools Program State Championship
The final scores from Saturday's Arkansas National Archery in the Schools regional tournaments have been verified, and 100 teams are ready to advance to the ANASP State Championship in Hot…..
Public Meetings on Chronic Wasting Disease Available Online
Tune in to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's YouTube channel to catch a broadcast of public meetings held in north Arkansas concerning the discovery of chronic wasting disease in the area.
AGFC Wildlife Officer Assists with Bank Robbery Arrest
Cpl. Dennis Hovarter, a wildlife officer with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission was instrumental in the apprehension of a bank robbery suspect after the robbery of the Bank of the Ozarks…..
Delta-Size Bass on Display at Pine Bluff Nature Center in Arkansas
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Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Announces New Director
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Chronic Wasting Disease Confirmed in One Arkansas Elk
An elk harvested near Pruitt on the Buffalo National River during the October 2015 hunting season tested positive for chronic wasting disease, according to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
Arkansas Regional Archery Tournaments Start Feb. 27
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Blaze Your Way to Better Habitat
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection has created a dedicated team to monitor violations of coastwise shipping rules as supporters tout the Jones Act's homeland security benefits.
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Class Name :
Icons of Art • AHAL162A01
Class Date :
July 12 - August 30
Meeting Times :
Tue 10am–noon
Class Location :
Room 101
Instructor :
Dr. Amber Ludwig
Price :
This class is full. We are no longer accepting registration for this class. Please consider taking one of our many other great classes.
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Class / 8 sessions / $120 / Room 101 / Tue 10am–noon / Jul 12–Aug 30
This eight-session course is organized around a series of documentaries that highlights dramatic masterpieces that influenced the course of art history. Classes focus on a single artist—ranging from Caravaggio to Picasso—and one of his seminal works. We will spend time in the Honolulu Museum of Art galleries discussing and contemplating the myth of the artist and what makes something a so-called "masterpiece."
Artwork by artist / Vincent van Gogh
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Cheryl Knott
Biological Anthropologist
Photograph by Tim Laman
Biological anthropologist Cheryl Knott wonders if the orangutans she studies deep in Borneo's rain forest are destined to vanish from the wild forever. With more than 80 percent of their habitat lost and illegal logging expanding at an ever increasing pace, preservation efforts have become as important as research.
"Because orangutans spend 99 percent of their time in the trees, deforestation has devastating effects on their ability to survive," Knott explains. "They eat, sleep, nest, and travel in the rain forest's leafy branches, totally dependent upon the fruits, leaves, seeds, bark, and insects the trees provide. And since orangutans only bear young about once every eight years, they can't replace their numbers fast enough."
That eight-year interval may be the longest reproductive hiatus of any mammal. Knott has sought to explain why it occurs. In field studies measuring hormones in orangutans, she has discovered significant links between reproduction fluctuations and the availability of fruit.
Today Knott's research not only furthers our understanding of these endangered great apes, one of humankind's closest living relatives, but provides clues to our own evolutionary history.
"My ultimate goal is to understand how the environment influences orangutan biology, especially how we can use that as a model for looking at human evolution," says Knott, who earned an undergraduate degree in anthropology from the University of California, Davis, and a Ph.D. in anthropology from Harvard University, where she now serves as an associate professor of anthropology.
"I've always been interested in the questions evolution raises. I'm driven to understand both the similarities and differences between humans and the great apes," Knott says. "For example, studying cultural traditions in orangutans really makes me think about how similar we are in many ways. Have some of our own traditions existed at a deeper level for a long time, first in the apes and then in humans? What other aspects are truly unique to humans? And how did the things that are different between us and the apes evolve?"
Knott conducts her fieldwork in Borneo's Gunung Palung National Park, home to 2,500 orangutans and her ten-year study. "This is the last—really, only—long-term research site for orangutans in the world," she notes.
Her far-reaching commitment to protecting the park includes an integrated strategy of supporting rain forest ranger patrols, working with government decision-makers, developing community awareness campaigns, raising local pride in the park, and providing environmental education. But even in this once unmolested wilderness, loggers have arrived.
"We make our home in a house built on stilts next to a river you can bathe, swim, and drink from," Knott says, describing her life in the field. "The noises are just incredible—birds calling through the thick, humid air. But of course now we can also hear chain saws."
As trees fall and the orangutans' habitat shrinks, every new piece of information Knott gleans about the declining species can be crucial. "For me," she says, "the bigger picture is understanding how what we learn about orangutans can help us to better understand ourselves."
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Topeka Plaza Inn, Topeka
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 60 guestrooms
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Self-serve laundry
- Newspapers in lobby (surcharge)
What's around
- Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site (3.3 mi / 5.3 km)
- Washburn University (3.5 mi / 5.6 km)
- Kansas State Capitol (3.8 mi / 6.2 km)
- Combat Air Museum (4.9 mi / 7.8 km)
- Topeka Zoological Park (6.3 mi / 10.1 km)
For families
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Television
Topeka Plaza Inn, Topeka
Hotel Info: 020 3027 9803from £40
- Standard Room, 2 Double Beds, Non Smoking
- Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Room, 1 King Bed
- Standard Room, 2 Double Beds, Smoking
Also popular with travellers from the UK
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 60 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time 2:00 PM-2 AM
- Check-out time is 11:00 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
In the hotel
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Laundry facilities
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 1065
- Designated smoking areas
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Hair dryer (on request)
- 25-inch TV
- Premium TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
Topeka Plaza Inn, Topeka's small print
Also known as
- Topeka Plaza Inn
- Topeka Plaza Inn
- Capitol Plaza Hotel
- Capitol Plaza Topeka
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
Cash deposit: USD 25.00 per stay
Pet deposit: USD 25.00 per stay
Optional extras
Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 20.00
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 20.00
Rollaway beds are available for USD 7.00 per stay
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
2.8 /5 from 27 reviews
It was alright for one night but definitely not a place would want to stay again, too many transits people loitering outside their rooms.
The staff was very accommodating and friendly
Great overnight stay on a budget.
I can't say enough good things about this place. Big Quiet rooms. The Bed is newer and more comfortable than big-chains that charge twice as much. The Wifi is a step above big-chains also. Med sized Refrigerator and Micro, a full-sized "kwik-e-mart" right next door. Drive North on Topeka Blvd and you'll find a complete selection of Restaurants and Taverns. Convenient access to BOTH the Freeway and Tollway system. Clearly the most comfortable AND affordable place to stay in Topeka. It's not an Inn that I'd normally consider a "Destination Hotel" but it has made me consider spending an extra night or two in the future. We will stay here again.
Do not stay at this hotel. The service was AWFUL. I checked in at 3am. Well at 11am the OWNERS were knocking at my door stating I had to get out. Long story short. I paid for ANOTHER day just to get 8 hours of sleep. The room smelled. I found a needle in the trash under the trash bag. No room service or cleaning service. Worst experience I've ever had.
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Shona M Duthie's Profile
Welcome! Thanks so much for stopping by...I am glad to meet you!
What can I say about myself? Well, I am a woodcarving musician, born in Scotland.
I started carving the little warriors by hand....with a stanley knife....after a trip to Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota...an experience that brought forth the spiritual essence of my nature and has led me down this path so far!
Each Spiritual Warrior is unique.... has it's own name, and meaning.....given as I carve(sounds a bit weird, I know...but, hey....you go with the flow!)
These 'Standing People' seem to be the embodiment of the spirit of the trees that gifted the wood....and are a wonderful calming presence....an aid to meditation....a moment of solace in today's crazy 'money-junkie' world!
As everything in my shop is made by hand, by me, if you want anything specific...please feel free to contact me…
- Female
- Joined November 8, 2011
Favorite materials
Meranti, Cedar, North American Black Walnut, Scots Pine, silver, yew, in fact any wood type, turquoise, swarovski crystal, clear quartz, amethyst, tigers eye
- Shona M Duthie
- Durham, England, United Kingdom


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Depression Health Center
One Woman's Battle With Depression
October 2000 should have been the happiest time of my life. I was 27 years old, I'd recently married a wonderful man, we'd bought our first house, and I'd landed a job I'd wanted for years as a mental health therapist. So why did I feel sad and unsatisfied with my life?
To find out, I began seeing a therapist, who diagnosed me with depression. Being a therapist myself, I was not surprised. I had had depression in high school and college, but those episodes were related to external stressors. This time, it was out of the blue during a period when I "should" have been happy. Despite my training in the mental health field and knowledge of the illness, I didn't truly know what depression was until I experienced it.
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Depression is an illness that strikes millions of people, but most don't really understand it. Friends and family, especially my husband, wanted me to just "snap out of it." But no matter how hard I tried, I could not.
I consulted several therapists and began to see a psychiatrist for medication. Over the next three and a half years, I was prescribed at least a dozen different medications with multiple combinations. Nothing seemed to help. Suicidal thoughts began to creep in. I was forced to quit my job because the stress of working in the mental health field seemed to be exacerbating my own symptoms. I attempted to kill myself twice, and I was hospitalized seven times because I was unable to keep myself safe.
My doctors advised electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), which passes electricity through the brain in a painless procedure done under anesthesia and with a muscle relaxant. But even after several ECTs, I wasn't improving much. During this time my husband, family, and friends were frustrated with my lack of improvement, yet I think they began to understand my illness and see that it wasn't just a bad mood I could just get out of.
Finally, in April 2004, success! During my last hospitalization, my doctors completely overhauled my medications and I started ECTs again. Almost magically, it seemed, my depression began to lift. This may sound strange, but it felt as if the demon, which was my depression, decided to leave me.


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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Aug 20, 1985
|Filing date
|Jun 3, 1983
|Priority date
|Jun 3, 1983
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Randy B. Heiligman, Paul Keller
|Original Assignee
|Heiligman Randy B, Paul Keller
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (16), Classifications (7), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention pertains to a dispenser and, more particularly, to a dispenser for thick liquid types of product such as catsup, mustard, salad dressing or the like.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The prior art has been replete with dispensers for such products as catsup and mustard. All of the prior art devices have usually operated either in a pump-style fashion for pumping liquid out from a reservoir, from a squeeze bottle where the squeeze bottle is turned upside-down and the bottle is squeezed, or from a gravity feed system which is least common in usage. All of the prior art systems have had problems with getting the liquids to flow, flowing at an even rate, or providing for clean-flow, even dispensing.
The pump type of dispensers has been less than adequate, as it always takes a certain number of pumps to "prime the system," and never providing for even dispensing with even consistency and measured quantities.
The oldest type of dispenser utilized is the squeeze bottle, which while being inexpensive and readily utilized worldwide, the bottles have always been lacking in appeal as well as function. The bottles tend to blow out a quantity of air, the juices of the contents before the intended thickness of the content itself, and provide a minimal amount of control until the juices are readily flowing.
It is also a problem that the liquids are sprayed other than where directed due to air bubbles and other particular problems for that type of dispenser.
The gravity flow dispensers are very uncommon, but have been utilized in larger high-volume dispensing applications. Usually these gravity-type dispensers are for commercial and kitchen use rather than for an individual's use such as at a hot-dog or hamburger stand.
Other prior art problems of the prior art dispensers are that the prior art dispensers do not totally empty themselves of catsup or other liquid. The dispensers always have a residual amount remaining behind after the final squeeze or emptying. Further, additional problems of the prior art dispensers are the motions and time required for refilling the dispensers which usually includes putting catsup or other liquid from a larger volume storage jar or the like into a smaller volume dispenser, which means dispensing liquid from a larger lip device into a smaller lip device.
The present invention overcomes the disadvantages of the prior art by providing an attractive, aesthetically designed dispenser for dispensing of catsup, mustard, salad dressing or the like contents in a sanitary fashion, providing for dispensing of predetermined measured quantities and providing for attractiveness of the product as well as the dispenser. The dispenser of the present invention also empties total contents of the catsup or the like from the dispenser. The present invention provides that a bottle only be turned upside-down or at an angle with the dispenser provided for automatic filling of the dispenser. Gravity flow between the bottle as well as a positive air pressure provides for other filling through the base channels of the dispenser.
The general purpose of the present invention is to provide a catsup, mustard, salad dressing or the like dispenser in a sanitary fashion for dispensing of product at tableside, in a kitchen setting, or wherever else such as on a picnic table. The dispenser is transportable and of a cost within the range of the average family or group to purchase. The dispenser includes an air squeeze bulb actuated lever for controlling the dispensing of liquid in predetermined quantities upon actuation. The dispenser is hand-held and is easily utilizable by any member of the family, from small child to parent or kitchen help in a commercial setting.
Other general purposes of the present invention include eliminating accidental over-usage or spilling of the contents. A cap is not required to be utilized with the present invention. The present invention also resolves the problem of repeated stroking or shaking of the bottle. The dispenser is transportable, and the average cost to an individual or family group is considered inexpensive to cheap.
One significant aspect and feature of the present invention is a dispenser for food-related products which is sanitary and easily loaded with the product. The bottle is unscrewed out of the base and the new bottle is screwed in, and there is included a liquid-holding chamber such that the contents will not flow out around the neck of the bottle or in any other way during the loading and securing of the bottle into the configured housing and base.
Another significant aspect and feature of the present invention is a dispenser which is sanitary and can be readily cleaned such as putting the whole dispenser into a dishwasher or into a sink of water for washing as well as sterilizing where appropriate. The configured base and housing would be made of a plastic or the like material, or could even be made of stainless steel where appropriate, but in any case is not only washable but is also sterilizable as desired.
An additional significant aspect and feature of the present invention is that the dispenser will accommodate any size bottle as long as the neck and lip diameter remain the same. This is particularly advantageous for catsup bottles, which are in numerous physical sizes and where the mouth diameter opening of the bottle is always identical.
A further significant aspect and feature of the present invention is a dispenser which can include adapters to accept bottles with different diameters where the adapters are screwed into the base of the dispenser.
Having thus described one embodiment of the present invention, it is the principal object hereof to provide a dispenser for products such as catsup, mustard, salad dressing or the like.
One object of the present invention is that the dispenser can be operated by one hand and is easy to operate. It is only necessary to squeeze the air bulb to not only open an internal lever but to have air introduced into the bottle for forcing a liquid such as catsup out the spout.
Another object of the present invention is the self-closing spout which includes an air bulb actuated lever with a lever which closes the spout and is spring-biased into a closed position.
An additional object of the present invention is an air bulb which only requires a single squeeze for flowing of the liquid such as catsup, contrary to the prior art which required several priming pumps or shaking.
Still another object is a dispenser which dispenses the total contents of the bottle based on the flow of gravity as well as a positive pressure flow due to the air bubble action.
A further object of the present invention is a dispenser which is utilizable in commercial establishments as the dispenser and attached bottle are tamper resistant. A suitable plastic setscrew or the like can also be provided in the dispenser base for securing the bottle in position to avoid any undue tampering.
Other objects and many of the attendant advantages of the present invention will be readily appreciated as the same becomes better understood by reference to the following detailed description when considered in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which like reference numerals designate like parts throughout the figures thereof and wherein:
FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of a dispenser, the present invention, including a catsup bottle screwed into the configured base and encompassed by a configured air bulb housing;
FIG. 2 illustrates a cross-section view of the dispenser;
FIG. 3 illustrates an end view of the dispenser;
FIG. 4 illustrates a top view of the dispenser;
FIG. 5 illustrates an end view of a spring-biased lever;
FIG. 6 illustrates a side view of the spring-biased lever; and,
FIG. 7 illustrates a side view of the dispenser, a cutaway view of the air bulb, cutaway view of the bottle, and the lever of FIGS. 5 and 6 in an open position for dispensing of thick, dense liquid.
FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of a dispenser 10 including a bottle 12 such as a catsup bottle or the like, a configured housing including a base 14, an air-squeeze bulb 16, and a spout 18. In this particular embodiment and by way of example and for purposes of illustration only and not to be construed as limiting of the present invention, the catsup bottle 12 includes a screw top 20 of FIG. 7, an angled neck 22, an eight-sided lower portion 24a-24h, and a base 26. The catsup bottle while having a constant perimeter screw top 20, can be configured to include 14, 24, 32 or 44 ounces of catsup as is presently bottled and sized by a number of companies worldwide. This appears at the time of this disclosure to be the common sizes in the industry for purposes of handling as well as stocking on grocery shelves and by grocery wholesalers and restaurant wholesalers. A spring-biased lever of FIGS. 5 and 6 includes a spout-closing end portion 46a. The air-squeeze bulb 16 encompasses a portion of the angled neck 22 and has a finite width providing for the ejection of a predetermined amount of air from the air-squeeze bulb into the catsup bottle 12 which is a function of the amount of fluid dispensed. The air squeeze bulb can take any particular shape with any particular volume and has been illustrated for purposes of design as encompassing the catsup bottle in a functional and practical sense. The air bulb 16 could be substituted by any type of air-squeeze bulb having any particular geometrical configuration of any size and does not have to encompass the bottle, but only engage over the chamber walls 44 to provide for passage of air and an air passage integrity sealed between the walls of the bulb and the chamber. FIG. 4 shows that the chamber walls 44 take a circular shape which is molded into the bottom of the air squeeze bulb.
FIG. 2, which illustrates a cross-section view of the invention, illustrates a geometrically configured housing 28 including a base 26, a spout 18 including a rectangular interior hole 18a, a liquid flow horizontal channel chamber 30, and a liquid flow vertical chamber 32 in direct interconnecting relationship. A plurality of keyways 34a-34n project inwardly for screwing the top of the bottle 12 into a bottle-receiving chamber 36. An air tube 38 engages into a vertical air tube socket chamber connection 40 interconnected directly to an air tube passage 42 and then to an air tube vertical ball chamber 44. The round bottom air ball 16 frictionally engages about the chamber wall 44. A lever 46 including a spring 48 pivots in pivot rounds 50 and 52. The right-angled lever 46 includes a spout closing end portion 46a and a ball actuator lever 46b. The lever 46 frictionally engages in between the pivot rounds 50 and 52 and is retained therebetween. The fit is frictional engagement about the round 50 retaining the ball 46c in the rounds. Nipple 46d on the back side of lever 46b and nipple 48 are provided for capturing ends of a spring 50. An angled portion 46e is provided on the lever for secure closing. The air squeeze bulb 16 is provided with a valve bulb 16a and a valve flap 16for passage of air into the bulb after the squeezing process and also preventing the escape of air during the squeezing process. Arrow 52 indicates the air flow path while arrow 54 indicates the fluid flow path. The housing 28 can be a suitable molded plastic or machined plastic such as Lexan or the like, and the channels and chambers can be drilled or molded into the configured housing. The lever 46 easily pops into position, the spring 50 is engaged about the nipples, and the air tube 38 is attached whose height is dependent upon the size of the bottle. Only a minimal length of air-flow tubing needs to be used, but preferably the tubing is of such a height as to extend just slightly below the bottom of the bottle when the bottle is turned upside-down and engaged about the keyways 34a-34n. The air-flow path provides positive pressure exerted into the bottle with the air rising to the top of the bottle during the squeezing process. The fluid-flow path is caused by positive pressure at the upper portion of the bottle driving the fluid in a downward nature due to the heavy consistency of the liquid, free fall of the liquid under gravity, and the slight positive air pressure which is exerted, thereby propelling the fluid out the spout when the lever is rotated, raising the end 46a.
FIG. 3 illustrates an end view taken where all numerals correspond to those elements previously described. Particularly, the spout 18 is illustrated along with the associated channels for fluid flow and air flow. The end view is illustrated with the lever 46 out of position, for purposes of illustration.
FIG. 4 illustrates a top view partially cut away where all numerals correspond to those elements previously described. Particularly, the air-flow chamber 40 and the liquid-flow chamber 32 are illustrated in an encompassing relationship. The figure illustrates particularly how the fluid flows down and about the socket and out through the liquid-flow horizontal channel chamber 30. The round chamber wall 44 is illustrated for engaging the bottom lip 16c of the air bulb 16. The base of the air bulb 16d rests on the top 28a of the configured housing.
FIG. 5 illustrates an end view of the spring lever where all numerals correspond to those elements previously described.
FIG. 6 illustrates a side view of the spring lever actuated spout closure where all numerals correspond to those elements previously described.
FIG. 7 illustrates a side view where all numerals correspond to those elements previously described.
FIG. 1 illustrates that the bottle such as a catsup bottle is turned upside-down and rotated such that the screw top 20 of the bottle engages within the keyway lips 34a-34n. Gravity will provide for initial flow of the liquid to fill into the liquid-flow chambers 30 and 32. While it is unlikely, an initial squeeze of the air bulb 16 may be required. In usual practice, though, the full bottle will provide significant weight due to the gravity on the fluid that no positive pressure through squeezing of the air bulb will be required and the chambers will automatically be primed with the liquid such as catsup.
On dispensing a predetermined amount of liquid which is dependent upon the size of the air squeeze bulb which can be any suitable size and not to be construed as limiting of the present disclosure, which is by way of example and for purposes of illustration only, the air bulb 16 is squeezed, thereby pushing the lever 46 forward and opening the spout so that the liquid such as catsup comes out of the end 18a of the spout. This provides for dispensing liquid such as catsup for hot dogs, hamburgers, french fries or the like. In dispensing, air is passed up through the air tube to the bottom of the bottle 12 providing positive pressure of just the right desired pressure for forcing the fluid downward through the fluid chamber. This positive flow in a downward direction through the spout which is opened and closed by the lever which is actuated by the squeeze bulb provides for positive flow but also for a certain vacuum flow when no air is introduced in through the air spout, thereby in effect providing for a positive suction basis as to non-flow of the liquid.
The particular condiment dispensed can also include mustard, light relishes, mayonnaise or the like. The base can be molded or machined to fit the desired size bottle, as most of the condiment bottles are sized in a somewhat standard sizing arrangement.
The housing and rubber air bulb are constructed of such materials as Lexan, plastic and rubber for the air bulb such that the components are dishwasher safe in home kitchens and also in commercial kitchens.
FIG. 7 illustrates the squeezed air bulb, the lever as pivoted, and the compressed spring. As a predetermined volume of air flows upwards, a predetermined volume of liquid flows downwards as the spout is opened by the lever arm. The lever is held in an open position by the thumb or like hand member working against the spring action biasing the lever through the portion of the air squeeze bulb. When thumb or finger pressure is released, the spring pushes the lever back to a neutral position as in FIG. 2, the air squeeze bulb returns to a normal posture, and the valve opens to allow the bulb to fill with air while returning to a normal position. Accordingly, the spout is closed to the flow of liquid by the downward action of that portion of the lever. The bottle of liquid is shown screwed and engaged into the keyways with the air tube above the liquid level. The height of the air tube can be adjusted accordingly to the height of the bottle with a shear of the scissors. The housing and rubber air bulb can also be constructed of a.b.s., a plastic. In operation, the forefingers of a right-handed person actuate the squeeze air bulb which in turn actuates the lever.
The closing spout lever assembly can also be admitted with the use of a manual closing spout such as a cap which would be attached in a more permanent nature, thereby realizing a cost reduction in the dispenser. The ornamental squeeze air bulb which surrounds the catsup bottle could also be substituted by an actual similar oval-shaped squeeze air bulb which would not be as ornamental and design functional, but would accomplish the same end result. The spout closure such as a cap can also be positioned on the outside of the spout.
Various modifications of the present invention can be made without departing from the apparent scope thereof. The size of the air squeeze bulb determines the amount of liquid being dispensed along with the physical dimensions of the air chamber as well as the fluid flow chamber. Introducing large volumes of air into the bottle will of course result in larger quantities of fluid being dispensed and likewise small quantities of air will dispense small quantities of fluid. The specific contents can be catsup, mustard, salad dressing, hamburger or hot-dog relish or the like. Fluids, liquids, and solid-liquid-fluids will flow accordingly. The device can be manufactured of plastic or stainless steel, preferably a plastic or metal which is dishwasher proof and commercial kitchen dishwasher proof. The base can be of several designs including octagonal, oval, square, rectangular or the like. The manual closing spout attached in a permanent nature can also be utilized in conjunction with the lever or in lieu of the lever assembly.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jun 3, 1983
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I can see pre-readers enjoying the mystery in the entangled words and older readers enjoying the nonsense of the whole thing. Adolescents may find the book "too childish" as they self-consciously attempt to achieve an adult persona, but most adults will enjoy the book for the shear childlike joy it expresses.
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And as any Shel Silverstein fan knows, his is a unique ability to create something that can be enjoyed by both inquisitive children and scholars alike for it's clear to tell through his entire oeuvre that Shel was well aware that the two are truly the same.
In this book, Shel composes poems with lines where letters are switched on various words to come up with very silly verses accompanied by Shel's signature illustrations. You're almost certain to become tongue-tied as you try and read lines to your kids like, "Oh Ploppy Sig, oh pessy mig, Oh dilthy firty swine, Whoever thought your room would be As mig a bess as mine?" Soon you and your children will be having a good old time laughing as you try and get the words out. Also really helps build vocabulary as your kids figure out how the words should actually be.
There's over 40 of these tricky, silly word-play poems that will delight you and your children for many years to come. A great gift for grandparents to give as well.
Each page has a new rhyme (rhew nyme?) and one of Silverstein's humorous and endearing black and white illustrations, lines guaranteed to keep your child guffawing with the silly sounds that come from saying things backwards:
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